CloudGrid.js by Pinterest

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Post by xethorn » Thu, Dec 12, 2013, 3:03 AM UTC

Re: CloudGrid.js by Pinterest

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Post by jmathai » Thu, Dec 12, 2013, 6:04 AM UTC

I wish there was a link to a live example. The repository comes with an example but I'd have to check out the repository to see it. Unless there's a trick to loading html files in a repo on Github to be rendered in the browser (I know, security nightmare).

Re: CloudGrid.js by Pinterest

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Post by zpao » Thu, Dec 12, 2013, 6:18 AM UTC

jmathai wrote: post #2

I wish there was a link to a live example. The repository comes with an example but I'd have to check out the repository to see it. Unless there's a trick to loading html files in a repo on Github to be rendered in the browser (I know, security nightmare).

The trick is to use rawgithub.com (where you would otherwise see raw.github.com) - http://rawgithub.com/pinterest/cloudgrid/master/example/inde...

Re: CloudGrid.js by Pinterest

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Post by dirtyaura » Thu, Dec 12, 2013, 7:06 AM UTC

jmathai wrote: post #2

I wish there was a link to a live example. The repository comes with an example but I'd have to check out the repository to see it. Unless there's a trick to loading html files in a repo on Github to be rendered in the browser (I know, security nightmare).

Pinterest front page is the example.

Re: CloudGrid.js by Pinterest

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Post by jmathai » Thu, Dec 12, 2013, 10:25 AM UTC

dirtyaura wrote: post #4

jmathai wrote: post #2

I wish there was a link to a live example. The repository comes with an example but I'd have to check out the repository to see it. Unless there's a trick to loading html files in a repo on Github to be rendered in the browser (I know, security nightmare).

Pinterest front page is the example.

Pintrest front page is just vertical columns. This is more of a horizontally and vertically justified view. Much harder to achieve than columns.

In fact, from easiest to hardest...

* Vertical columns * Horizontal rows * Vertical and Horizontal grid

Re: CloudGrid.js by Pinterest

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Post by xethorn » Thu, Dec 12, 2013, 3:13 PM UTC

jmathai wrote: post #2

I wish there was a link to a live example. The repository comes with an example but I'd have to check out the repository to see it. Unless there's a trick to loading html files in a repo on Github to be rendered in the browser (I know, security nightmare).

Thanks for the feedback. I've added a link to the rawgithub as suggested by zpao.